Adobe building information portal site. Producers of the Earthbuilders Encyclopedia CD-ROM, a 300-page reference of earth construction. Also has information about the Southwest Solar Adobe School, building codes, and a general introduction to earth structures.

Manufacturer of compressed earth block presses, wind pumps, and other equipment to support sustainable living.

Research and development group based in southern India that provides training, reference materials and photographs for constructing earthen buildings.

The California Institute of Earth Art and Architecture.

Custom builder of earth sheltered and underground homes.

Northern New South Wales manufacturer of clay boards designed for installation on timber frame buildings that can be finished with plaster inside and out.

Information on cob construction. Groundworks also provides workshops and publishes the Cob Builders Handbook.

Traditional builders and suppliers of traditional building products based in Exeter England.

Information about cob, a hands-on construction technique using earth mixed with sand and straw.

Underground and earth sheltered home builder. Based in Illinois, will build anywhere in the US.

Manufacturers of the Blockmaker mobile block-making machine. Includes cost comparision with standard block construction and adobe building codes.

Offers workshops on in-situ adobe, paving, plaster, and mosaic construction in Northland NZ.

Descriptions and extensive links for earth berm and earth sheltered homes.

A non-profit organization that provides information on adobe and rammed earth construction techniques.

Site supported by the Faculty of Design, Architecture, and Building at the University of Technology, Sydney to investigate material properties and constructional aspects of earthbuilding. Contains research articles, web links, and a publication list relating to earth construction.

The aim which we consider when we speak about construting in mud, whether through the method of taipa, or any other one, is to adapt the materials to the site of project, and to consider in first place the confort of the habitation, or the spaces to live in, according with the environment

Specialist company who has developed a fully factory built system for earth-sheltered construction manufactured largely from sustainable and recycled materials. Based in UK.

Offering complete building and consulting services, including design and engineering services, for sustainable earth and strawbale buildings. Specializing in Adobe, rammed earth, pressed block, cast earth, and cob.

Builders of earth sheltered homes with log fronts.

Manufacturer of portable, diesel powered adobe block machines. Site in English and Spanish.

Manufacturer of Enviro-Bricks and Earth Bricks: compressed soil stabilized interlocking building units.

Designers and builders of cob homes in Canada who include the owners in the entire process. Can also host workshops and provide materials.

Handbook written by Teresa Berube that outlines how to build a sustainable home with a small budget.

Builders of fine rammed earth homes. Durango, Colorado.

South Eastern New South Wales manufacturer of puddled mud bricks that are CSIRO approved for load bearing and post and beam style homes.

Adobe brick manufacturer located in SW New Mexico that produces traditionally molded blocks in several sizes that exceed New Mexico and Arizona minimum requirements for compressive strength and modulus of rupture. Bricks are stabilized with a 4% asphalt emusion. Site includes a table for calculating the number of bricks required for a project.

Dutch manufacturer of compressed earth block machines. Site in Dutch and English.

Manufacturers of compressed earth and adobe block machines.

Contains a description of the construction of a rammed earth house in Australia. Includes photos, a tongue-in-cheek F.A.Q., and links to other sites.

Designs and builds rammed earth and adobe houses in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Information about design, general contracting, and wall ramming services.

Information on PISÉ, a rammed earth construction technique developed by David Easton.

Information on building earth sheltered homes using the principles of passive annual heat storage. Online tours of underground houses with construction details.

Rammed Earth Building is both evolution and revolution. Its origins date back ten thousand years. Stabilised rammed earth is a strong and durable construction method, is weather resistant, thermally efficient and maintenance free.

Photographs of a variety sandbag construction methods and links to sandbag resources.

AECT provides information on its three compressed soil block machines in addition to an overview of earthen construction. Earthen construction is economical, cost efficient and does not use precious resources.

Non-profit group with programs and information on earth construction including Composite Adobe.

Designs and builds rammed earth homes in New Zealand, and provides rammed earth consultation services. Site contains project photos and construction options.